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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-06
3ubrelin9 Re9ister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
Thermometer Record.

Mr.. G. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
Eist, made the following observations OF
the temperature Monday: n. M, 30;
9 q. m, 40; u M, ~; 3 2. m, 4S; p.
M, 80. Weather, clear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-06

DON'T forget the big SUPPER, at the He
brew Ladies Bazaar, this evening, from 5
to O'Clock, at Odd Fellows Hall, corner
Twelfth and Chapline Streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-06

10000 school Bags to Give Away.
One with every pair Of shoes purchased
at Hasenauer's Shoe House, No. lO4s Main
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-06

Silk Muhlers OF our own fmporta.
ton, beautiful styles. Very low I'm
price. A. l.. RICE Il CO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-06

An agents samples OF stamped Lin.
ems for sails very much under regular
nviees AZ Al RICE a co.'s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-06

DON'T forget the big SUPPER, at the He,
brew Ladies' Bazaar, this evening, from 5
to o'clock, at odd Fellows Hall, corner
Twelfth and Chapline Streets
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-06


that feature, if it was desirable. He said
that there were great obstacles in the way
of a combined wagon and railroad bridge.
1t was a combination alike dangerous 10
the railroad, the wagons and the horses.
A bridge of this kind had been constructed
at Toledo, and had to he boarded up. He
went on to give statistics showing the
undesirsbility OF hsplan, showing that
the floor of the wagon road, if above the
railroad track, whOuld have to be one hun
dred and fifteen feet above low water
mark, an impracticable height.
Col. Sweeney raised the point, that il
would perhaps be better to have the
Bridge and Terminal Company separate
and distinct corporation from the Wheel
ing and Harrisburg Railway Company. to
which Judge Cochran replied that the
Railroad Company mentioned was practi-
eally Bridge Company, as it held the
Government and State authority for the
construction of the bridge, and was limit
ed in its construction Of road from Mar
tins Ferry to the State liue.
DR.. Logan here altered the following:
Resolved: That the Chamber of Com
merce recommends 10 the Board of Com
missiOners of Ohio county, the favorable
consideration of the proposition, submit
ted by the general committee, appointed
to consider the question Of railroad
bridge and terminal; and that they take
the necessary steps to make the required
subscription of $500, 900, under such safe
guards as their Judgment may suggts', not
inconsistent with the terms of the propo-
sition.
This was unanimously adopted upon q
call of the ayes and nays, 80 votes being
recorded in its favor and none against it.
The Chamber then reverted TO the ques-
ton Of more eligible quarters, and Secre-
tary Hazlett made report that he knew
of but one available room, on Market
street. Il was announced that the room
at present occupied by the Chamber had
been rented for the year commencing April
1st by other parties
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

A-4-@Er L9Mt4 E&14 344@4 1A1@-@~3~-@
esEs@ Hast
calFin Gazzslle. foTzAsrix pAaas-esiasE
- fae employ q xsle9glch Bsoss aas zases
Esesntsg = horse thlel EsE wash eriaas e
x8s sea 1s1cs.l q foaia eaee. wxs czgEslssd
YesszrdaT fsrsaooa - faSnzsg Ls~z-
tiostssle has aabkt of ~ziE-2z lato :
Essry earn an kiflsg a acxss el1 saSgy.
las 70 snqs OCT fs~ Diles saa n4ek- IA
ts5szE 4ls4gz ceEzs BACK. taoazn- esFefaA
ssszs zsu BE- hired r.g f1oza NJ. IsE4os,
ef Lzs1 Leoa4Ed-zt giGksd ~ sEn4i eoy
ca lis Eay droFs 70 L0ssA a2d seat ti-s
Toy cask Niga ths re. L@si SATURDAY
alzat Turkey LsHis AS noLoed TIA :
nl&a 49, isl- hssss sne o4xkys osneo A.
easazae a. tns Hodges stable. reacssEiHg
to4Z lt os cared IoF. IA E1e efncsFs eAFe
rse1 satcAl1z foF Gzztsil0 NJ Lewis wss
4 catefai 70 i44llre f5z t1s esscE p-loa u Tie
man Who had EFF ~
-ahsa i Wss gwen. il ecrFsspondsd siEn
that glsen VI Costello Itey
/ maa a. the stable but he came cot. o1.
Tasss4y Lewis ascertaiBed thai saloon
xeeper on aenel-si. kns~ Costello. and that
! s1s latter had oesu ia the f0rlasrs place
/ tnar day. The sal1o1lst promised - not.ly
| Less II be cane IN azain. and ne Szs
| gwen "a opportunity the same evening
| about ciccz. bat While cCiag 81 Gustsil ID
managed ~ lezys tie place. aud ID avoided
! csllurs. Yesterday morning LsSls starred
| cut determined 10 ind ia man. and after a
! izngthy sSslch BE succeeded. de ventinto
the front dor oi Dfssssnder's saloon. a. the
corner OF Ly0n-sg and the Arcade. and
passed c0t Of the side door into the Arcade.
IA ne did 50 hs saw two men waking
| through the AFc4ds to1ar1 Pearl-st. One
of them answered he description of Gus
tsil0. and the turnkey chUckled 10 himself
The fellow was evidently suspicious. and
st'er going the iength % the Arcade turned
around, took driak AZ The fountain. and
alter giving bis partner TAP, started
! back toEaFd Lyon 81, followed closely oy
the tireless turnkey. When within
about gen feet OF Lyon-sI. Costello Jumped
aud ran. taxlog course up LyoD-st. swiftly
pursued oy Lewis. Ia front Of Wincheli
restaurant, Lewis came up With the recrean'
and made a jump for him. bat the fellow
was shread aud dropped upon his hand:
sad knees thus knocking MI. Lewis down
IN moment they were botPon their fee
and Costello made another spurt IN Ia:
direction OF Canal-st. Lewis shouted 10 ths
crowd 10 stop him and one man did catcf
him BY the coat but was rolled over q
! couple Of times for bis trouble. After the
the crowd separated and LETT clear space
Tor the race between the thief and the ON
Ger. Lewis made q grand squirt and twenty
feet east OF CAnal-sE was upon his man
whom be Immediately handcuied and lee
TO the jail. Costello : a tough character
aud has avoided capture for several months
tfr. Lewis IS 20 be congratulated tor hi
bravery in making such clever capture.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08
a FEW OFFENDERS.
Hart Gets sixty Days-Hsrtnstt and Eyneh
Held tor Trial.

Held tor Trial
Jchn Schaig opened the ball in Police
Court yesterday morninx and danced to the
music OF twelve days at hard labor in the
county jaI for being intoxicstsd-
Matte Gleason. the wandering waif, was
found guilty Of being intoxicated on the
sabbath and now twenty days sentence
over ss the All stares her in the face
Ihs case Of Fred Beck. TOR disordeEiy con-
dact was adjourned 20 Sept. :. a. was also
thai OF VIM. Sainn, charged with breach 0f
the peace. III. n. Hart. who was found
guilty of smbezzlenent AMI larceny, was
hned Sd and costs Ia default Of which
sixty days in Jail. He
vas unabls 10 produce the reou.s ste amount
and 40 went 70 sil--The examination OF
Patrick Hsrsweu and Michael Lynch. on a
charge Of highway robbery. WAS concluded
snd he respondents were held for trial AZ
the next term Of the Superior Court. They
went % sil N default OF furnishing the re-
Quirsd amount OF bail.--Ths examins-
ton n Samuel Nyhart. on a charge Of en-
bszzlement snd larceny. vas resumed in
the afternoon. G. e. Rood is the complain
al "a TOE case aud Nyhalt only complsted
a sentences st ionia lsst week. Tor a similar
ofense. IN which he United States Express
Company were the conplsiBsnts. Some
testimony vas tsken ani he examination
vas al diourued until September "a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

Bows os picot ribton, either broad or mar.
row. striped or plain, having in their center
either n tuft OF feathers tie same color. or
else contrasting heron's feathers. are pretty
both for hesd dress or hat trimming.
Embroidered ernhisuls are favorite orna-
msnt for sporting soiiettes end children 5
dresses. and are even ~orr on bats and caps
Sometimes they take the form OK gold OF
silver embroidered stars, half moons. hsraidie
lions. or again coiorsd butterflies, sbuttccocks
rsckets. veiocipe5es. tiny yachts and fags ar
alise smbroidered in six. according % Ii
wsarer's vhin ard tssts.
Felt and beaver honnets ard rcund hats. 4
is sad. vii - fashionabls again this fail
C-fite boom has been given - eaata'ines
bath IN gold ard silver. ttis sssumer. - thes'
have besn r-Bcb usea - fashionable resovt'
Tor Lawn TERMS prizes Et naturally follow
that scrne cf the newer Eaufalines ssor de-
si-rs bcsrowed from aat door sports, such
ss tsnris. racket snd the Ike
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

n- oscsr DeWolf Heaith Commissioner
fChicaeo. thfnks the nse 0f ammonia in
cod shonld ee suppressed. and SAYS
tan,ruouia i ne first combination pro-
slced IN tbe decomposition of sninais. the
fstid srnoria hss nat even ths virtues cf q
srur. and IN none of iis fsrrrs shorld The
.ir.,rh u-eff 10 handled ov enscieutinc per
son=. - ~ ss tbe uss q scmonia n
bskinx oewdars = concerned it - crrtainiv y
hsrnfsii II Sale a. 4 Constituents eeF1sr 2
ia hnrar food shouid be discouraged and
rreniblted A s.mpia resf OF he CuritF Of
hnkinz eoxlisr Is e. msx teasroouf'l ef
hakins powder with two fsaspoouf1is 81
~atar ant BOIL n staifersfet fhe ottor Of
avor,onia ~ill he ptair|v percelved-
The rrsssnce of ammonia IN naost cases IN
sssrars that SUM = used sS 1eaTiT Al ths
.I,trrs Of eonrTnerce con-eius ana 1asnis
PR. haking powder So nos give tse
fsinte~f sratn oniscs oder. Bsklnz p.swse
ro.orrsea prinelrallv ef starch. siuel sali
s<r-s slb.. boil info = talok. dirty paste.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08
Novelties IN Shoes.

Many novelties have appeared in dress and
walking SHOES. and yet the rule is very
strict one between those to be worn on dress
occasions and these appropriate for the street.
Shoes a la Richelieu, Paysanne, etc, are per-
missble only with elegant summer toiletfes.
while Gne half high kid shoes with low square
heels and laced in front. or buttoned boots
OF kid or cashmere galoshed with kid, are in
best taste with walking costume Charm
ing slippers in satin, silk or cashmere, en-
broidered with gold or silver thread. are worn
with tho elegant dressing gowns and matinees
described today Bronze kid slippers, Gu,
out in bars in front and ornamented with
steel buttons and bow on the instep, are very
suitable for those young ladies who like to
have dainty shoes for the house.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

Silver belts. also leather belts with silver
buckles, are more fashionable than ever.
being convenient rs well as attractive nc-
cessory to The present style Il dress bodice.
Quite new. aud especially desirable, are the
flexible ventilated belts, made Of loosely
woven silver threads An attractive belt
seen recently consisted os a series of cblone
medallions, one-hal, Of which we're quite
plain. the alteTnats ones being decorated with
an elaborstsiy engraved design. Very pretty
belts are made of antique medallions fastened
together by little silver chains The silver
girdles cOntinue to find patrons and show ths
usual patterns in silver rope, chains and
Inks
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

The following pupils entered the Grsnd
Rapids Business College Tuesday for the
fun course Howard Fuller, T. Fl. Besl.
Guy Brs5forf. Charlie Bovnton. Jno.
Eeeisr. Christian Frey. Ed~sr.i A. Rash.
Willie " Mead. Dolph J. Hodges Robert
A MathFs1r. Gr-ce Ws1fover ard Louise
Psrk. civ John Nniier. Holland. - =
wilhelm. T. n Wi8nie sna 5. g. Brvant
Traverse CifT Louis Ffitx.sf Manisfee
y " Eossahurz. Baldwin Wm. s Naler.
whitehall Edgar 3 Brine. Grsttan. snd
" r. Esstie, Cnicaga. IL
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

Crrtss & psnteu hsve forEsd a cupsrt-
nership win = Il. AntreTs under To- irm
asras 81 Eortss. nu1t0n 4 Aad~e-s aor
the purpose 81 doing = ccncrets walk
and ersrsi reoli1x business. The r3f
guarantee sil fheiT ~crk
NJ andrews AS bad rea~z ~ sxrsrSsuce
sra tae new frrs sssrf OF wlth some of -
lsrrest confrscfs Eat hare evsr been lst 10
tie sitY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

A pretty addition 10 fancy waistcoat
bodice which is much favored by young
ladies' IA high ruffic of lace. which Is carried
over the chest, where it gradually widens,
and is finished of By corseiet drapings OF
surah or crepe lisse. These folds are met by
deep Swiss belt, which is completed by a
graceful sash
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

a. eAtR89tfSs -
fairs are made u
fuest OF ostrich
feathers. mounted
On tortoise shell
sticks
In the cut Is
shown an interest
ing novelty in
feather fans This
consists of common
turkey or goose
feathers. either
white or dyed 4.
rounded OF az the
top and shaped end
bent into tulip like
upright leaves A
tasty bow adorns
the pear shaped
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

It wss runorsd on he street. yesterday
thai an effort vas being made 70 have an
injunction served on ne Cable street Rail-
rosd Company. enioining them fr0n build
ing TIE road az Iyon-st. The onfy founda
ron for ibis : the fat that sx- -Msvoe
Sefeliier. Who rssijes a. the corner Of Lyon
snd Ransom sts.. bad ssid that Is would
ruin his property. ard taat &c weuld sue
the COMPANY OF some one for damages.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

The Marquis D'0iiey. Of Psris, France
rao i on visit 70 This country. was ban
austsd a. the Hoffman House New York
ass evening. Among the guests vers
Thomas F Carroll. of this city. and J z.
Andrews 3f Dstroit NJ. Andrevs ard the
Nsrsuis were intimate ffiends during the
former's residences IN Psrls.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

Dogs. eats and Dragons heads. grinnins apa
distorted faces. carved IN ~ood OF livery, are
no longer a no*slts ou pzrasoi snd umbrella
handles. but the use Of gems for ornsnasnting
the sane Is comparatively nsw. The eolored
stones are SET Ia the knot holes Of the gnaried
stick used for the psFasol handle Another
handle initiated branch Of pink coral. a
third an innvnss heal Of asparagus OF dried
twlg, surmoanted ~ a rosy apple.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

or narrow cuffs.
Many attempts arc
made at n e "
styles OF trimming
demi- long or elbow
sleeves, as our
dressmakers term
them. The accom-.
panying illrstre.
tration shows tive
pretty models es.
pecially adapted te
summer dresses.
Plain coat sleeves
continue in vogue
and are well Suitec
to rich heavy ma
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

The YaurQ People eogstr q s6s Fs1k
f.snxreezs oDat Ckarsh V.ll Ael5 = Harvest
Fe=tira. A. the psr orS 81 To- eaorE7 On
81 tns soclssy are ce1Gia,l ly inelEe1.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

The F@-nsutnrn Yeast Co wishes 70 stats
that al fhs bsked 20os,s distributed from
The BAKERS Union wagon a. TIE PROFESSION
~pre made bv members % tae ni01.
The Fisnna er~ad- ie.iy roii ETC.. 80
were frcna the bsksrv 81 =. Rlsks & son
Scnrh Dsv. .sion-sf. and the re brad from
Hansrsch5n1ds. II Jsferson-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

Rubber Mni Supply viii hne the
s,tndsrd
ne Conp
A lire
and Supplies
made Every
spsuisine
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

9r-apsrss Pss4ssas. E@ss. shess. sassssss
nSis< sad B@<k<-s.

TIE mawniax Wss Fsr seesE ia - egt <
ecn.=d gfom kersla3 zo1s4 a.s3s q Hai1s
sa.azzzx f4ss,ss. ssszs : yeAs a. serss tr.Fai
Gag < sess ssseros1ssx aectl<esI ~ ps1s
sliz. Eouss - >. 4 - 4 = 2ed Nnbsos9eEs.s
heFseF II tea sasae e,.ls = afsi cord lslk sll1
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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

Y--,s ca - rsssfsS ts1t All fs, v~es 'efH
s. faaua e. IL TEIEGRs n. HERALD ~
c7rssss,sef fsrss. oalv. . saiafeT = 'refs fo~
ssrsrs Dap<es STA q deebls sssst "a os'se1g.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

light tortoise shell handle.
The fashion illustrations in this issue ar
from The Season
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

Full sleeves are appearing with blouse
waists These are finished of by either broad
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

The Lovely Diamond Feds" Sept Z
suf IA
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

aRess se.asfal ErsngsHnse sspt- Il
and IS
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08
LESSONS N FRENCH
Monsieur 4. Perard.

Is Prepared 20 give evening
les sons II TIE French language
az his residence, z75 Sheldon-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

Ladies Seal valess. slrsr mounted
A. PzzSszEs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

Feathers play an important part in the fans
OF the season. Some very beautiful, as Wei
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-08

of Mems and Boys Wearing Apparel is now open
for the inspection and consideration of those who
seeking frst-elass clothing at lowest prices
Our styles embrace every desirable novelty
and standard fashion OF the season. The cut
and workmanship OF our Tailor-made Garments
is surprise TO the customer and CAP be appre-
ciated only by those who have seen for them
selves the elegant and satisfactory tit we are
able to give every patron, no matter whether biz
little, short or tall, old or young.
1t is desire to please and benefit every
patron, and are very much in earnest when
state that this season we are fully prepared
to do so
Benefit yourself and oblige us by calling.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-09
TFLtGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

The list Of United States Senate com
mittees will probably be ready by Mon
day.
The friends OF NJ Goblet deny that he
desires General Boulanger to be d mem
Der Of his cabinet.
A private telegram from san Keno
reuorts that the doctors attending the
Crown Prince have completely changed
their opinion regarding the nature of bis
disease.
The London I.mes says that the Ver-
dict in the suit OF Mr Joyce against the
MARQUIS OF Clanricarde was more than
iustihed. Lord Clanricarde, IL says, has
been proved to have behaved, botn 10 his
agent and to his tenantry, with base
ness and harshness which are hardly
credible.
The funeral Of the late Algernon ;.
Sullivan OF New York was largely at
tended Yesterday. The palLbearers were
Mayor Hewitt, Judges John K. Brady
and Edward Patterson, James I. carter
Ioseph II. Choate, William MClre, John
n Flager. John A. Hardenborgb, and
ex. Judge Hooper Van Voorst. The
chief mourners were Mrs. Sullivan snc
her only child, George Hammond sulli
van The interment was in Greenwood
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-09
THE DAILY TIMES ALMANAC.
PRICE, TWO CENTS
LOCAL NOTES.

Policeman Adams, who short time
ago claimed that his house had been en-
tered and robbed, has resigned.
The Fulton Democratic Club met last
night at Washers Hall and transacted
important business.
Yesterday the desks in the office Of
Collector OF Customs were being repaired
The entire frontage of the yard on
either side of the Postoiilce has been re-.
moved, and the foundation for the Main
street extension will be laid at once
Yesterday Major p. A. Wexford left
for Washington on business connected
with the improvement Of James river Ii
seems that a movement is on foot In the
South 10 endeayor TO have South At
Iantic coast member placed on the Con
gressionsl Committee of Rivers and Har.
bors, and Major Wellfords mission 10 to
try and further that movement.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-09

John Most Denied a New Trial aud Sent
other European War Cloud General
News Items.
New YORK, December s.-John Most,
the Anarchist, who was convicted OF
misdemeanor, was arraigned in the Gen
ersl Sessions Court to-day. His counsel,
William Howe, argued In his behalf for a
new trial lie cOntended that Most had
not been convicted on any fair evidence
but that an unfair prejudice had been ia
stilled into the case.
Judge Cowing said he would deny the
motion, but that be would grant certiti-
cate TO the Supreme Court general term,
where the whole case might be heard.
HE MAKES SPEECH.
When the clerk Of the court asked
Most what he had TO say why sentence
should not be pronounced on him, Most,
in very dramatic manner, said Your
honor, from a legal point of view IL may
appear very difficult TO stay sentence
when the Jury has rendered their verdict,
but there are certain occasions when
the court should rise superior to n jury
finding No independent Judge will,
for instance, pronounce capital punish
ment upon man of whose innocence hels
morally convinced, no matter what YER
dict the Jury has entered. In the present
case the issue is surely not one Of life OF
death to my person, but the issue is far
broader and deeper one. Therefore, with
all respect to your honor, | consider II
my duty TO reply TO your question why
sentence should not be prjnounc.
ed upon John Most to state
that it is in your province TO.
day to decide whether free speech and
lawful assemblages is to be destroyed in
this country The sentence which your
honor IS about 10 pronounce will be en-.
grated upon the history OF the United
States. Punishment inflicted upon an
innocent man and brought about
by prejudice and perjury Is rather
an honor than shame 10 The
sufferer, one who suffers for hi
opinions sake. again protest my limo
cence Of guilt of the offense for which
stand convicted, and appeal TO you
Honor To make use OF such discretion a.
lies within your power
Judge GOWNS only reply was "Ih'
sentence of he court Is that you be con
fined in the penitentiary for perld o
one year without the fine Then Mos
was taken back to the tOmbs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-09

=. iitieal. Court. and General News.

Political. Court. and General News.
Several DAYS ago the TINES announced
that the Central Democratic Committee
of Manchester would meet to night in
Temperance Hall. over Merritt's saloon,
on the corner OF Hull and Eighth streets.
The committee appointed 10 report on
the by.laws of the Central Committee
will tonight make their report in full.
Mr.. James f. Bradley and his associates
are 10 be congratulated on the Organiza-
lion of the Central Committee and the
four ward clubs. whose meetings and Of
fcers this paper reported at the time,
and are proud Of their efficiency They
will be ready for work next spring and
their officers will be present at the meet
ing TO night.
Mr.. Hammer, the gentleman who was
cut by an axe held in his hand when he
was thrown from his morse six miles
from Manchester, was yesterday rapidly
improving Dr. Ingram told the reporter
Yesterday evening that there were nc
serious results to be apprehended.
Last night the Bazaar, at Cersley 5
Hall. given for the benefit Of the Balm.
bridge-sireet Baptist church. closed
The profits were large. and in every re.
spect the fair was successful.
The Mayor OF Manchester had nothing
of importance before him yesterday.
The County Court of Chesterfield
Judge Cl0ptOn presiding, will meet nexl
Monday morning at II O'Clock